1 Travel with friendsIf you must use a car, start a lift-share scheme with other parents. You will lower emissions, and save money on petrol, too.2 Be proactivePut a piece in the school bulletin or website inviting parents to join your scheme

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are from £2,030 per week. Car enthusiasts will love the V8 Hotel Stuttgart, which boasts car-shaped beds and rooms themed around a carwash, a petrol station and Formula 1 pit stop. Prices are from £99 per night. Or if the idea of gently bobbing to sleep

1. Cut down on meat and dairy  The Government’s Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) says doing so reduces greenhouse gas emissions, slows the rate of deforestation and frees up vital water resources.2. Eat organic Organic food is produced

double room per night.2. Reef And Rainforest, QueenslandWhy? With easy access to the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest, Port Douglas offers a host of activities, from crocodile-spotting cruises and white-water rafting to snorkelling trips and a

and shoes of every size for every outdoor activity. On the back of the door, he noticed a new addition to our bordello of clutter – two wetsuits bought at a car-boot sale, for when we go to the beach, or take up sailing.We’ve lived in our end

. There are masses of family attractions along the coast, including waterparks and crazy golf, and some great markets, particularly the big Nueva Andalucia. You’ll definitely need a car so you can make forays inland to the famous pueblos blancos (the white towns

meal-delivery service and an aromatherapy massage on request. Maison Citron, the mid-sized villa at Le Sarrail, sleeps six and costs from €2,050 a week from July 10 to September 4. For a truly luxurious family celebration, it’s hard to beat a French

of this iconic conurbation through the eyes of children made it really special. Arriving early in the day, we approached the city from the station side and sauntered through the surprisingly uncrowded streets; there are, of course, no cars on the streets

family favourite, having won numerous awards for its excellent childcare and junior skiing facilities. The slopes around Les Gets are fairly gentle, making it a great choice for children and beginners alike. Don’t be put off if you’re a competent skier